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Apples, butter, and sugar microwaved into a caramel compote like France's tarte Tatin.
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France's tarte Tatin is a dessert of caramel-cooked apples baked into a tart. This creative dish easily recreates just the apple part in the microwave. Japanese apples are juicy, so they turn soft and sweet even in the microwave. Serve over yogurt or ice cream. Ingredients are kept to a minimum so it can be made with things you're likely to have at home.
Cut the apples into 8 wedges, peel, and core.
Arrange the apples in a heatproof bowl and top with the sugar and butter.
Cover loosely with plastic wrap and microwave 4 minutes.
Stir, then microwave uncovered another 3 minutes to cook off the liquid.
Serve in bowls, sprinkle with cinnamon, and add yogurt.